The vintage Fiesta covered onion soup bowl was produced for less two years. There was one revision made at the end of February 1936, when the bottoms were rounded and the flat bottom discontinued, this also removed the in mold embossed mark in the base. The foot would have been hand turned and the scroll handles and top finial knob would have been slip cast as seperate pieces and attached by hand. Produced only for two short years and being phased out of production by the time the Turquoise Fiesta glaze was being released, makes the Vintage Covered Onion Soup Bowl one of the most highly desirable and sought after items in the entire Vintage Fiesta Pottery line.
Circa 1936-1937: The vintage Fiesta covered onion soup bowl will only be found in the first six colors and to find any at all is a delight. Recently acquired, this is a wonderful example and will be a favorite addition to your collection.
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Circa 1936-1937: Homer Laughlin ended production of the covered onion soup bowl in the fall of 1937 before any even made it onto a price list. Examples are hard to find and are especially desirable.
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Circa 1937: Homer Laughlin ended production of the covered onion soup bowl in the fall of 1937 before any even made it onto a price list and before the Turquoise glaze was fully released. Collectors estimate that there at most 75 existing examples in Turquoise. We have been lucky to have three pass through are hands to date.
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Circa 1936-1937: Produced for less than two years and never making it onto a price list, the vintage fiesta covered onion soup bowls remains one of the pinnacles of collecting in the fiestaware world.
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Circa 1936: Marked Flat-Bottom— Signed versions of the covered onion soup bowl are highly sought after. They were made for only a few short months before a mold revision removed the "fiesta" mark and rounded the inside bottom.
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Circa 1936-1937: The dramatic cobalt blue looks fantastic on the hard to find vintage fiesta covered onion soup bowl.
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